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(mĕn-tā'shən) pronunciation
n.
Mental activity; thinking: "The heartless hip analysis of crime is . . . a part of my life and my mentation" (Scott Turow).

[From Latin mēns, ment-, mind. See mental1.]


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Mental activity, state of mind.

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